T Cobe
Posted
7 years 11 months ago
Imahawki,
Long time no speak. Glad to see you back. I thought of you when the Hawkeyes beat the Wolverines! I bet that was fun to watch.
Conventional wisdom would concur with Moderator Dude, but I can tell you that I could not discern an appreciable difference between spikes, rubber feet, and nothing at all when positioned on my basement floor with carpet over concrete. It's difficult to perform an A to B comparison based on the effort and time required to swap between the options, but I truly could not hear a difference. This may be a biggest issue on a subfloor in order to isolate vibrations.
I will say that I prefer the spikes for stability. After I had my placement dialed in, I installed the spikes on the bases of my T1s. If I adjust my speaker positioning, the first thing I do is remove the spikes. Moving the T1s on carpet with the spikes is challenging to say the least. They are not that heavy, but it's just hard to find a solid hand hold.
Cheers,
T Cobe
Speakers: Triton One L/R, SCXL, Aon 3 Surr/Back, HTR-7000 Height
Pre/Pro/AVR: Anthem AVM 60, Emotiva XSP-1
Amps: Emotiva XPA-5(2), Emotiva XPA-1L (2)
Sources: Oppo BDP-103D, Emotiva ERC-3, PS4, Pioneer PLX-1000 w/Ortofon 2M Bronze
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